Videos tagged with Guard Dog Body Armor

This video from 704 Tactical highlights a 'Friday Deal Alert' featuring significant discounts on various tactical gear. Key items include Primary Arms SLx Prism sights, Olight Odin S rifle lights, Guard Dog Level IV body armor plates, EF and Dispatch EDC folding knives, Monstrum optics, and Gowutar pistol sights. The deals offer substantial savings, with some items over 35% off.

This video announces a "Friday Deal Alert" featuring Christmas specials with a focus on CVLIFE and Guard Dog products. Featured items include the CVLIFE EagleVanta 1-6x24 LPVO scope, CVLIFE 25mm Solar Red Dot Sight, 704 Gear Baron Fixed Blade Knife, SIC Multi Curve Level 3+ Body Armor from Guard Dog (with a discount code), Monstrum Beast 4-12x44 SFP Scope, and an Eafengrow EF162 Fixed Blade Knife. The description emphasizes that all Amazon and most campsite links are affiliate links, supporting the channel. It also promotes the creator's other platforms like Rumble, Instagram, X, and a YouTube Members Club.

This video announces a Veterans Day deal alert, highlighting discounts on various tactical and everyday carry items. It features a Monstrum deal, a discount code for Guard Dog body armor, a specific Wurkkos UV flashlight on Amazon, and deals on pocket knives from Amazon and ioko. The creator also promotes their second channel, @704gear2, and their deal website, 704.deals. All Amazon links are affiliate links.

This test compares .300 Blackout and 9mm penetration through common barriers like drywall, car doors, and body armor. .300 Blackout demonstrated significantly higher energy transfer and penetration potential, causing more extensive damage to drywall and studs. Both calibers penetrated car doors easily, highlighting their limited effectiveness as cover. Level 3A body armor stopped all tested rounds but showed significant backface deformation.

This video provides a detailed setup guide for a Crye Precision JPC 2.0 plate carrier. The presenter showcases how they configure their carrier with specific gear, including Guard Dog Body Armor Lvl 4 plates, an AceTac SOP Micro Chest Rig as a placard, a Shaw Concepts Shaw Shank V3 with a ZT 0006 fixed blade knife, and A&A Tactical Low Pro Padded Shoulder Pads and SEACU-B Cummerbund. The video emphasizes the importance of proper gear setup for readiness and encourages viewer engagement to support firearms content on YouTube.

This video tests the effectiveness of Guard Dog Body Armor against a .50 caliber round. A Level 3 plate was easily penetrated, while a Level 4 plate, specifically the Ridgeback H4+, successfully stopped the high-velocity .50 BMG round. The test was conducted on an outdoor range using a ballistic dummy.

This review covers the Guard Dog Armor Level 3+ backpack ballistic panel, highlighting its rifle-rated protection for everyday carry. The panel, made from UHMWPE, successfully stops common handgun and rifle rounds like 5.56 M193, 7.62x39, and .308 M80 Ball. Despite some backface deformation with heavier rounds, it offers a valuable balance of protection, weight, and concealability for civilian defense.

This video documents a challenge where participants from Classic Firearms and Canik attempt to eat Surströmming, a notoriously pungent fermented fish. The challenge, initiated by Guard Dog Body Armor, involves enduring the extreme smell and taste of the fish, leading to visceral reactions. The content highlights the team's resilience and humor in facing an unusual and unpleasant task, concluding with a call for viewer suggestions for future challenges.

This video details a budget-friendly night vision helmet setup, focusing on essential components for low-light operations. Key elements include a durable ballistic helmet, an AGM PVS-14 monocular, and a Wilcox G24 mount for secure attachment. The setup emphasizes balance with a counterweight and integrates hearing protection and illumination tools for practical use.

This test evaluates Level 4 body armor's protection against various calibers using a ballistic dummy. While Level 4 plates successfully stopped all handgun and rifle rounds, significant backface deformation occurred with .50 AE and 12-gauge slugs, indicating potential for severe injury. The armor was ultimately destroyed by a .50 BMG round, highlighting its limitations against extreme threats.

This video offers a brief overview of the Modlite PL350 weapon-mounted light, with the creator emphasizing future low-light comparison videos to demonstrate its output against other lights. The description explicitly warns against trusting channels that conduct light tests in broad daylight, implying a focus on practical, real-world performance. The video also promotes various affiliated products and channels, including fake mask companies, body armor, Patreon, merchandise, and tactical gear manufacturers like Haley Strategic Products. Several specific firearm accessories and everyday carry items are linked, such as Crocs, neck gaiters, horse masks, slings, red dots, tactical lights, GPS watches, knives, wallets, and eyewear.